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Joel C. Rosenberg is an American author known for his Christian-themed suspense novels and nonfiction works. Born in 1967, Rosenberg worked as a White House speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan before becoming a pastor and author. His novels, such as "The Twelfth Imam" and "The Last Jihad," explore current political and religious themes with a focus on the Middle East. Rosenberg has received numerous awards for his writing, including the American Library Association's Notable Book Award and the Selah Award for Christian Fiction. His works have been translated into multiple languages and have sold millions of copies worldwide. Beyond his fiction writing, Rosenberg has authored influential nonfiction books such as "Inside the Revolution" and "Epicenter," which offer insights into geopolitical and religious trends. He is also the founder of the Joshua Fund, a humanitarian organization focused on helping persecuted Christians in the Middle East.